Liga F: The Story So Far

The 2026/27 Liga F season has burst into life, with six match days completed and plenty of early storylines emerging across Spain’s top flight. Barcelona have made the strongest start, sitting top of the table with a perfect six wins from six. Madrid CFF sit second, while Real Madrid are level on points having collected four victories, one draw and a dismantling 7-0 loss to Barcelona at Camp Nou. 

Matchday 1 

The opening weekend delivered goals and some impressive results. 

Barcelona began their title defence with a commanding 4-0 victory over CD Tenerife Femenino, while Real Madrid edged Atlético Madrid 2-1 in the Madrid derby. Athletic Club also started with three points, beating Badalona 3-1. Madrid CFF defeated Granada 3-1, while Alavés recorded a 2-0 victory over Valencia. Elsewhere, Eibar beat Espanyol 1-0, Logroño United defeated Real Sociedad 2-0 and Sevilla opened their campaign with a 1-0 win away to Deportivo. 

Matchday 2 

Barcelona continued their perfect start with a convincing 4-0 away victory against Sevilla. Madrid CFF also maintained their winning start, beating Valencia 3-1, while Badalona followed up their opening day defeat with a close 1-0 victory over Espanyol. Atlético Madrid defeated Alavés 1-0, while Athletic Club beat Logroño United by the same score line. Real Madrid were held to a goalless draw by Eibar, with Tenerife and Deportivo also playing out a 0-0 draw. Levante also played out a 0-0 draw with Real Sociedad. 

Matchday 3 

Barcelona faced their first major test of the campaign against Atlético Madrid but came through with a 4-2 victory. Real Madrid also picked up three points, defeating Deportivo 2-0, while Badalona produced one of the weekend’s biggest results with a 4-1 victory away to Eibar. Madrid CFF continued their strong beginning with a 1-0 victory over Sevilla. While Alavés beat Granada 1-0. Athletic Club and Espanyol shared the points after a 2-2 draw, while Real Sociedad drew 1-1 with Tenerife. Logroño United defeated Valencia 2-1.

Matchday 4 

Barcelona produced another statement result, beating Alavés 6-0 away from home. Real Madrid remained unbeaten with a 3-1 victory over Valencia, while Espanyol recorded an impressive 5-1 win against Madrid CFF. Sevilla also picked up an away victory, beating Tenerife 3-1, while Deportivo defeated Granada 3-0. Eibar continued their strong start with a 1-0 win over Athletic Club, while Atlético Madrid edged Logroño United 1-0. Badalona and Real Sociedad played out a goalless draw.

Matchday 5 

Barcelona maintained their 100% record with a 2-0 away victory over Logroño United. Real Madrid were involved in a thriller, eventually beating Real Sociedad 5-3 in an eight-goal contest. Athletic Club also produced an entertaining victory, beating Atlético Madrid 3-2. Madrid CFF continued their impressive campaign with a narrow 1-0 win over Alavés, while Granada edged Badalona 1-0. Eibar defeated Sevilla 1-0, Tenerife came from the islands to claim a 2-1 victory over Valencia, and Deportivo and Espanyol shared the points in a 1-1 draw. 

Matchday 6 

The biggest result of the weekend came at the Camp Nou, as Barcelona thrashed Real Madrid 7-0 to maintain their perfect start to the Liga F season going into the international break. Atlético Madrid claimed a 2-1 victory away to Deportivo Abanca, while Espanyol edged Alvés 1-0. Sevilla and Badalona played out an entertaining 3-3 draw, while Madrid CFF and Athletic Club shared the points after 2-2 draw. Tenerife came from behind to beat Logroño United 2-1, while Granada and Eibar played out a goalless draw. Real Sociedad rounded off the weekend with a narrow 1-0 victory over Valencia, leaving Valencia still without a point after six matches. 

The Table after Six Matchdays

Barcelona lead the way with 18 points from 18, having scored 28 goals and conceded just two. Madrid CFF are second with 13 points, while Real Madrid sit third on 13 points. Athletic Club and Eibar have both collected 11 points. At the other end of the table, Valencia are still searching for their first points after six defeats having bounced back up to Liga F from the second division in the summer. Deportivo have six points, while Real Sociedad and Deportivo have both collected five.

Six Matchdays In: What Have We Learned?

With six of the 30 matchday played there is still a long way to go, but the opening weeks have already proved plenty of talking points. Barcelona have made a perfect start to the campaign as reigning champions and even though they lost some key squad members in the summer including captain Alexia Putellas, their La Masia built squad of youngsters and Patri Guijjaro at the helm still prove to be a magic formula for success. Atlético Madrid, Real Sociedad and Tenerife have also made strong starts, while Madrid CFF and Athletic Club have shown they can compete near the top of the table, building off of  last season's mid table finishes. At the other end, Valencia are still searching for their first points of the season after six consecutive defeats, leaving them with plenty of work to do as they look to climb the table in their first season back in the division. 

With 24 matchdays still to play, there is plenty of football left and Liga F table is certain to change. However, the opening six matchdays have already provided an exciting glimpse of what promises to be another fascinating season in Spanish women’s football, the old guard still proving to be the ones to beat but with some surprises taking center stage.